Looking to get away and reconnect with nature? Glamping near Ransomville is the perfect choice. The Dyrt lets you enjoy a unique, rustic Ransomville experience while glamping. These scenic and easy to access New York glamping locations are perfect for any adventurer.
Four Mile Creek State Park is located just 15 minutes north of the mighty Niagara Falls. The 275 campsites average 50' x 50' in size and feature both shady and sunny settings. Available services range from 10 50 amp sites and 121 30 amp sites to 144 non-electric sites accommodating the biggest rig to the most primitive tent site. 21 Prime sites, electric or non-electric, are located near the shores of Lake Ontario and offer spectacular panoramic views. The park has hiking trails for campers along the densely wooded bluffs. The marsh at the mouth of Four Mile Creek is home to fauna such as great blue herons, white tail deer and to flora such as stunning white trillium and greenbrier. A camp store is located at Four Mile Creek. Laundry facilities are located at comfort stations in the 100 and 200 areas. A modern playground is centrally located in the park.
Due to its proximity to Niagara Falls, it is no surprise that HTR Niagara Campground (formerly Branches of the Niagara Campground) is a popular camping destination. The campground is located just a few miles from the falls, one of the world's most famous natural wonders. HTR Niagara itself is nestled in a wooded area near the Niagara River, providing a peaceful and secluded setting for camping. Campers can fish in the river, kayak on nearby lakes (not too close to the falls, please), and hike through the surrounding forests. The campground also has a heated swimming pool and plenty of room to throw down a blanket for a picnic or go on a leisurely bike ride.
$77 / night
Discover the unforgettable wonders of Niagara Falls just 7 miles away from Niagara Falls/Grand Island KOA Holiday. Situated on scenic Grand Island, our campground offers a gateway to the natural beauty and recreational opportunities of the region. Explore two State Parks, meander along picturesque bike paths, or indulge in a day of fishing in the Niagara River or two of the Great Lakes. Feeling lucky? Test your fortunes at one of the nearby casinos.
Just a short drive away, the City of Good Neighbors, Buffalo, New York, beckons with a plethora of captivating attractions. Immerse yourself in art at the Albright Knox Art Gallery, stroll through Olmsted's Delaware Park, or marvel at the architectural genius of Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin Martin House. Delve into history at Forest Lawn Cemetery, cruise along the scenic bike paths bordering the Niagara River or the Great Lakes Seaway Trail, and explore Buffalo's waterfront attractions including Silo City and the Naval & Military Park. Don't forget to savor the original Buffalo chicken wings at the Anchor Bar and visit the Father Baker Museum at Our Lady of Victory Basilica. Sports enthusiasts will find plenty to cheer about with lacrosse, football, baseball, and hockey events happening throughout the city.
Back at Niagara Falls/Grand Island KOA Holiday, our campground offers a variety of accommodation options to suit every camper's preference. Choose from RV sites, Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins, and Tent sites, each designed to provide comfort and convenience amidst the natural surroundings. Take advantage of our numerous amenities, including fishing opportunities at our two catch-and-release ponds, rentals of canoes, paddle boats, and banana bikes, and entertainment options such as a game room, basketball courts, playgrounds, and a pet playground. Cool off in one of our two pools, one of which is heated, and join in the excitement with games and planned activities during the peak season from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day Weekend.
At Niagara Falls/Grand Island KOA Holiday, we're committed to helping you create memories that will last a lifetime. Join us for an unforgettable camping experience and let the adventure begin!
Darien Lakes State Park's terrain is hilly with woodlands, ravines, streams and 12-acre Harlow Lake. Darien Lake Campground has a total of 154 campsites, 141 with electricity and 13 primitive sites without. Also available are heated comfort stations and showers, a beach, playgrounds, fishing, hiking and horseback riding trails, picnic areas and a rustic bridge over the lake channel to Picnic Island. In winter, multiple-use trails are open for hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Darien also has two picnic shelters available for a fee by reservation only.
Camp, glamp, rent an RV or stay in a cabin beside the Darien Lake Six Flags. Access full hookups, pull-throughs and standard sites. Darien Lake Camping allows for access to both campsites and the theme park with Six Flags packages. All campers are given access to the park 30 minutes early so you can get to your favorite rides without waiting in line. Dog and campfire friendly.
Traveler
This is a fairly new campground on Grand Island near Niagara Falls. There a lot to do here, kayaking the pond, 2 zip lines, miniature golf and great pools. The bathroom/showers are spotless. The sites have a decent amount of room and many have a lot of shade. They have back in or pull through sites, cabins, tent sites and even yurts.
Guide
The best part of Golden Hill is being right on the shore of Lake Ontario. The Lakeside sites are the best bet as you get an unobstructed view of the incredible sunrise and sunset over the lake. The shade and privacy is nothing to speak of, but the views make up for that. The lighthouse is also worth checking out. There are also Yurts here that can be rented.
RangerLocated a short drive to the Falls, on the "less busy side", to boot! Sites for all types of camping available as well as nice new cabins and yurts for rent! There's a pretty large pond with a picnic island in the middle and a beach. Playground, mini golf, weekly free activities ranging from root beer float night to a traveling Birds of Prey show! Nightly Hayrides around the grounds, and rentals for various boats available. Adult and kid zip lines. The bathrooms were seriously nicer than most home bathrooms. Beautiful! Grounds were very well kept & staff friendly. There is also a unique salt water pool and activity hut. Love love love this place! We didn't even want to leave it to go to the Falls!
Legend
This is a huge park on Lake Erie about an hour from Niagara Falls. Th day-use picnic area and beach are quite nice, clean, and well cared for.
The campground is another story. The tenting are is basically a field with no privacy. Yo can see the lake on the other side of a chainlink fence. In wet or rainy weather the whole thing becomes a swamp.
The RV sites are also close together, although a few of them seemed private. There are also 5 yurts that w really nice. Restrooms were filthy, with hair, empty shampoo bottles, and razors on the floor. Dumpsters were all really full and we didn’t see any staff people at all.
If you do visit, I suggest going for the day to picnic and swim, and skipping the campground.
LegendWe stayed here three nights to ride out a heat wave and really liked it. Sites are electric only, with a dump station available at the entrance and one in the campground loop. There are potable water spigots throughout the campground, where you awkwardly pull over to the side of the road and fill your tank. Sites are pretty much wide open, with zero separation between you and your neighbor. Most are out in direct sun but the ones along the edge have some tree cover and shade.
There are yurts here as well, and a playground, and a huge disc golf course. You can walk to the beach from the campground (dogs aren’t allowed on the beach). The nature center is right in the campground, by the basketball and tennis courts.
Showers were dirty and buggy, but they’re free and you can actually choose your own water temperature. NY State campgrounds require proof of rabies vaccinations for your dogs.
Good cell reception for Verizon, ATT wasn’t great but the cell booster helped. Trash bins, but no recycling. Beautiful sunset on the lake.
LegendWe stayed here three nights to ride out a heat wave and really liked it. Sites are electric only, with a dump station available at the entrance and one in the campground loop. There are potable water spigots throughout the campground, where you awkwardly pull over to the side of the road and fill your tank.
Sites are pretty much wide open, with zero separation between you and your neighbor. Most are out in direct sun but the ones along the edge have some tree cover and shade.
There are yurts here as well, and a playground, and a huge disc golf course. You can walk to the beach from the campground (dogs aren’t allowed on the beach). The nature center is right in the campground, by the basketball and tennis courts. Showers were dirty and buggy, but they’re free and you can actually choose your own water temperature.
NY State campgrounds require proof of rabies vaccinations for your dogs. Good cell reception for Verizon, ATT wasn’t great but the cell booster helped. Trash bins, but no recycling. Beautiful sunset on the lake.
TravelerThere is so much to do at Lazy Lakes! From fishing to pools the kids always had something to do. I enjoyed the wine tasting and flea market. It was pretty quiet at night, which is nice as we are early risers. The sites were pretty close together, but since everyone was friendly it wasn't a huge deal. Overall it was a fun weekend with a lot for kids to do.
ScoutWe have camped here several times. Bathrooms are very clean along with the showers. They are cleaned on a daily basis. Store on site has just the bare amenities. Big clubhouse, 2 heated pools and a pond to fish (catch & release). Sites are big. Pet friendly. Staff are very friendly. 10-15 minutes from Niagara Falls and close to stores. It does have 2 on site laundry facilities but the dryers take a while. Enjoy going there.
Traveler
Nice sites for RVs and tent camping. Some closer than others. Very family friendly. Small pool area. Dog friendly and dog play area. Laundry room and camp store. Half hour from Niagara Falls. I highly recommend.
LegendLike I said in the title, overall it was great! Biggest issue I had were the overly pushy camp hosts… just seemed stuck in our business… past that it was quick access to Niagara Falls and many other great attractions! Great restaurants near by and the reservation is super close which offered the cheapest fuel prices I’ve seen in months! Fill up!
GuideThis is a good campground that's not too far away from Niagara Falls. The restrooms were very nice, the store was small but ok, the staff were helpful, the pool looked decent although we didn't use it.
The only issues we had were the absurd amount of mosquitoes literally all day long. They were relentless! Also there was alot of mud in our campsite and others.
They also allow dogs! This is always a plus.
Travelerwe stayed for 5 nights. campground was nice and quiet. The only downside was the pool seems to be heavily chlorinated. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Very nice and beautiful town. will definitely be returning.
ScoutIf you can ignore the 1000 of people its great.
ScoutThis campground is very small. Some sites are a little bigger than others but most are quite small. The store had weird hours, once it was locked up (early afternoon) and the employee watched us walking to the store so he drove up in his golf cart, waited for us to make our purchase, then locked the door and left. The location is good, very close to Lewiston, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
Travelera nice little park that needs some TLC the owners are nice people and very friendly. it's not as close to Niagara falls as we thought. The bathrooms and showers were very clean
ScoutSimple, cute, scenic campground. Gravel sites. Easy pull through sites. Pool near camp store. Friendly staff. Store /registration closes at 6 pm. Will definitely stay again next time we are up that way.
ScoutThe campground is very small. It makes for challenging entry and exit for Class A, especially if towing. Location is great for visiting Niagara Falls. Pool is not cleaned very often, lots of leaves. All gravel sites. Many are not very level.
LegendNice park a little tight for me.
Guide
This campground is not for everyone, as it’s mostly long term campers and pull-alongs. It is set right on beautiful Lake Ontario, across from the Toronto skyline. It’s a quiet simple pretty place.
ScoutVery well kept campground. Owners on site and attentive. Walking distance to Lake Ontario, you can see Toronto on a clear day.
TravelerThis campground is clearly well-maintained. Everything was tidy and clean, from our campsite, laundry room, showers, bathroom, camp store, and walking paths. My only complaint is that all campsites do NOT have a view of Lake Ontario. However, it’s just a short walk to a nice grassy area to overlook it. There were several more tent sites available, but this is definitely a campground that caters to seasonal campers/RVs. Only 25 min. outside of Niagara Falls so we were able to get there early. Also, the owner was very responsive.
GuideThis was a beautiful campground right on Lake Ontario. You could even see Toronto from the shore. The host was super accommodating when we realized our assigned spot was close to the road. He allowed us to pick another, further from the road and closer to both bathrooms and the lake. We arrived on the day of the eclipse, so they were having a little hot dog roast that was very cute. Bathrooms were big, clean and heated. There was a pool, but still closed for the season. Between the camp spots and the lake was a giant green space- awesome for throwing a ball around with your pup! 🐾
recs in the area: 🌊Niagara Falls 🍔Griffon Gastropub 🍺Brewed & Bottled craft beer shop
Ranger
It's not all bad! It took a while to find our site in the dark as site markers are small. The sites are decent size, the bathrooms are clean but spiders will hang out. Showers are hot. Sites are available with electric and there is an RV dump station if you have one. There are a lot of RVs at this campground, a large playground, and a field with soccer goals (no net). Niagara Falls is 15 or so miles away, and Buffalo NY is a short drive. The bathroom building has an outdoor sink with heated water, and this is also where the trash bins are. Firewood is available in front of many nearby homes (a couple of miles, max,and $4-5 a bundle). The fire pits are either low or leaning, so we found a camp stove to be essential. It can get quite windy, we saw a tent buckle and our stakes were pulled up from the wind. It can get loud at night and it doesn't seem as if quiet hours are enforced. I'd stay again but only if a more private campground was unavailable.
GuideWe visited this park in 2018 on our 15th wedding anniversary trip out to New England-1st stop Niagara Falls and found this gem. The sites were nothing to write home about, but the Lake was a small walk away from our site. Electric site only, but water and dump on site.
TravelerWe stayed for a weekend in a spot right on the creek. It was cool seeing beaver, raccoons, and lots of chipmunks. The campground was quiet and relaxed. There is just not a lot to do to keep busy. It is close to some cool places like Old Fort Niagara. Overall not the best or worst place. The beach is great for watching the sunset or fishing.
TravelerStaff were very helpful, sites are spacious and the campers were very friendly. Highly recommend a visit here
GuideWhat a hidden gem of a campground. Close to all great sights of the area. Clean, quiet and spacious. Stayed at site 66, extremely level, close to bathhouse, short walk to the lake, electric. The site was HUGE. Just a ton of room.
The sunsets? They were some of the most amazing I've seen, and we live on the water. Just stunning. Be aware that wow…the wind can whip off Lake Ontario. It was blowing very strong when we arrived.
Bathrooms were very clean, and they would come in every morning to thoroughly disinfect/clean.
The only con (though it didn't matter much to us) is that the camp store is only open from…I believe Wed or Thurs-Saturday. When we got there (late Saturday) they were just about ready to close. Very few items, wood was $8/bundle for "meh" wood. The woman graciously let me have some creamers (really so nice of her).
I would recommend running into Tops Market in Lewiston (a short trip up the road) and getting your firewood right down the road from the campground - cheaper, more of it, and it was better wood.
We loved our stay…absolutely loved it.
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